| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 1 | Caribbean ballroom dance in which feet are frequently dragged |
1 psilanthropism 2 merengue 3 murrhine 4 vinous 5 proscenium | |
| 2 | preaching; predicating |
1 monkery 2 kerasine 3 connate 4 predicant 5 muriatic | |
| 3 | shaped like a whip |
1 flagelliform 2 provenance 3 aborning 4 denehole 5 rangiferine | |
| 4 | to pelt with stones; to kill by stoning |
1 demonocracy 2 uprist 3 drapetomania 4 mazut 5 lapidate | |
| 5 | killing of old men |
1 hogmanay 2 senicide 3 quinquefarious 4 insectifuge 5 truculent | |
| 6 | instrument for displaying changes in air humidity |
1 coadunate 2 hygroscope 3 keraunoscopia 4 parthophobia 5 suffragan | |
| 7 | self-castration |
1 euhemerism 2 skoptsy 3 alveromancy 4 penniform 5 punalua | |
| 8 | thin strip forming upright middle part of the back of a chair |
1 carminative 2 largition 3 proceleusmatic 4 splat 5 hirundine | |
| 9 | small anatomical cup or hollow, such as a sucker |
1 acetabulum 2 silentiary 3 carnificial 4 bistre 5 technopole | |
| 10 | sayings of Jesus not found in the canonical gospels |
1 tarantella 2 seriocomic 3 stereochromy 4 agrapha 5 pomade | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 11 | inner chamber of a classical temple |
1 whitster 2 pandect 3 reviviscent 4 hederiferous 5 cella | |
| 12 | lacking the power to perceive |
1 imperseverant 2 baldachin 3 pannychis 4 moriform 5 blendure | |
| 13 | head of a nunnery |
1 immunopathology 2 cothurnal 3 hegumene 4 diptych 5 spiniform | |
| 14 | like or pertaining to speech |
1 lumbriciform 2 theomania 3 subtend 4 noctambulation 5 phemic | |
| 15 | jeweled pendant worn round the neck; pendant microphone |
1 terrella 2 papulation 3 miniaceous 4 mustelid 5 lavaliere | |
| 16 | enclosed space at the front of a church |
1 anapest 2 putrefaction 3 ejectamenta 4 parvis 5 noisette | |
| 17 | saffron-coloured |
1 palmar 2 pledget 3 porphyrogeniture 4 croceate 5 krimmer | |
| 18 | instrument measuring sense of touch |
1 filose 2 bibliopolist 3 complot 4 pam 5 tactometer | |
| 19 | fruitful; fecund |
1 lucubration 2 zootrophy 3 sabbulonarium 4 autoschediasm 5 feracious | |
| 20 | flowing in opposite direction to original slope of land |
1 drollery 2 toponymics 3 calorifics 4 mansworn 5 obsequent | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 21 | compensation given as solace for suffering or loss |
1 solatium 2 phonesis 3 isopolity 4 wagonette 5 octonocular | |
| 22 | ornamental corner of a coat |
1 wigan 2 carpology 3 nymphean 4 astrolatry 5 cevesaile | |
| 23 | parts surrounding a door or window, especially the top |
1 impudicity 2 anhidrosis 3 indwell 4 architrave 5 icterical | |
| 24 | coarse plain-woven cotton or linen |
1 panaesthesia 2 daphnomancy 3 bimetallism 4 antiblastic 5 holland | |
| 25 | rich blue or reddish-blue colour |
1 fossulate 2 parthenology 3 innoxious 4 mazarine 5 enuresis | |
| 26 | greedy insatiable baby; a changeling |
1 fructiferous 2 vermiculous 3 killcrop 4 lampyridine 5 gamophagia | |
| 27 | pertaining to the nostrils |
1 predicative 2 amanuensis 3 mycteric 4 cupuliferous 5 expergefacient | |
| 28 | relating jointly to the moon and sun |
1 monody 2 haemal 3 farrago 4 embrasure 5 lunisolar | |
| 29 | funeral rites; procession |
1 exequy 2 acropathy 3 soliterraneous 4 salpiform 5 excorticate | |
| 30 | generation of offspring entirely unlike the parent |
1 interciliary 2 scatomancy 3 xenogenesis 4 xenophilia 5 pantograph | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 31 | like a bunch of grapes |
1 miscegene 2 sessile 3 upcast 4 anacusic 5 staphyline | |
| 32 | straw beehive |
1 wilder 2 beeskep 3 botanomancy 4 microseismograph 5 sticharion | |
| 33 | resounding with noises of battle or weapons |
1 tragedian 2 armisonant 3 balistraria 4 acanaceous 5 planigraph | |
| 34 | study of towers |
1 mathesis 2 pyrgology 3 perliginous 4 bigential 5 keister | |
| 35 | web-footed |
1 palmiped 2 tachymetry 3 foliform 4 crithomancy 5 couveuse | |
| 36 | espousals |
1 sponsalia 2 scarpetti 3 piscicapturist 4 lineament 5 extispicy | |
| 37 | building for the reception of strangers |
1 hydrotaxis 2 xenodochium 3 planetogeny 4 esemplasy 5 risorial | |
| 38 | fear of staying single |
1 reglementation 2 mucronate 3 subtrude 4 laryngology 5 anuptaphobia | |
| 39 | of or pertaining to silkworms |
1 bombic 2 evanish 3 padrone 4 demiurge 5 ulatrophy | |
| 40 | interpolated; inserted between other things |
1 juratory 2 horripilation 3 intercalary 4 lacis 5 platiniferous | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 41 | divination using the human form |
1 pycnometer 2 cryobiology 3 seersucker 4 phreatic 5 schematomancy | |
| 42 | ending abruptly as if bitten off |
1 dextrogyratory 2 inchoate 3 adonise 4 oleraceous 5 premorse | |
| 43 | packaged fancy stationery; stationery-case |
1 papeterie 2 visive 3 fallibilism 4 strabotomy 5 discarnate | |
| 44 | dwarf or shrub-like tree |
1 hyperdulia 2 skaw 3 tother 4 arbuscle 5 herpetology | |
| 45 | study of freshwater ecosystems |
1 assot 2 limnobiology 3 parviscient 4 neatherd 5 murine | |
| 46 | mean; ungracious |
1 mesquin 2 keelson 3 scop 4 bar 5 oxford | |
| 47 | having no inclination or magnetic dip |
1 aclinic 2 tubiform 3 outremer 4 dwile 5 supercherie | |
| 48 | vital |
1 rosmarine 2 sabulous 3 teleorganic 4 centner 5 brumous | |
| 49 | pertaining to fat or fats in general |
1 aliphatic 2 pudor 3 lockstep 4 hemianopsia 5 diremption | |
| 50 | extremist or radical in politics |
1 moucharaby 2 propugnation 3 jacobin 4 lychnoscope 5 numenism | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 51 | like salt |
1 hylotheism 2 percaline 3 micaceous 4 mulctuary 5 saliniform | |
| 52 | semicircular bench beside episcopal throne; outdoor bench or recess |
1 proleptics 2 necrologue 3 quartziferous 4 advowson 5 exedra | |
| 53 | unit of luminance of a surface emitting one lumen per square foot |
1 scupper 2 strabometer 3 parabasis 4 cohibit 5 footlambert | |
| 54 | bitter oily liquid obtained from tar |
1 proemial 2 vestiary 3 bis 4 chirograph 5 picamar | |
| 55 | calf's skin set beside a cow to make her give milk freely |
1 tulchan 2 instauration 3 strathspey 4 metagraphy 5 tuberiform | |
| 56 | lover of the past |
1 bletherskate 2 apricate 3 reprography 4 jaconet 5 preterist | |
| 57 | long-winded; garrulous; dwelling too long on particulars |
1 strickle 2 erythrochroism 3 wallflower 4 prolix 5 wanhope | |
| 58 | co-heirship |
1 parcenary 2 longe 3 nomographer 4 yu 5 hoyden | |
| 59 | wavy-haired |
1 mensal 2 aphidicide 3 testudinal 4 alveary 5 cymotrichous | |
| 60 | dark red apple |
1 kiddle 2 lenitive 3 quarender 4 cacogenics 5 superfetation | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 61 | to kiss fervently or heartily |
1 calcariform 2 osteophone 3 colorimeter 4 skewbald 5 exosculate | |
| 62 | wandering in the night |
1 Panglossian 2 brigantine 3 gravid 4 noctivagant 5 irascent | |
| 63 | divination using entrails |
1 smeddum 2 retable 3 kep 4 hieroscopy 5 calipace | |
| 64 | strong; like an oak |
1 sortition 2 eidetic 3 roborean 4 interrex 5 spinneret | |
| 65 | laterally flattened |
1 sericieous 2 pleurotropous 3 harmoniphone 4 fibriform 5 floruit | |
| 66 | a despondent or ill-tempered mood |
1 mulligrubs 2 sabbulonarium 3 algetic 4 waterage 5 librate | |
| 67 | local god of a house |
1 quaestor 2 scarious 3 traditive 4 lar 5 technopole | |
| 68 | electrical instrument for transmitting time signals |
1 paedobaptism 2 unifarious 3 aftergame 4 victualler 5 chronopher | |
| 69 | bag worn over the shoulder for carrying provisions |
1 magisterium 2 haversack 3 skean 4 zapata 5 siriasis | |
| 70 | unit of magnetic flux density equal to one weber per square meter |
1 gar‡onniere 2 morris 3 materialism 4 superfuse 5 tesla | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 71 | dotted; pitted |
1 punctate 2 simillimum 3 pettifogger 4 gynaecocracy 5 couloir | |
| 72 | arm of the cross-guard of a sword handle |
1 puncheon 2 settee 3 quillon 4 connumerate 5 exodontia | |
| 73 | separation into two; disjunction |
1 zufolo 2 wontless 3 agersia 4 diremption 5 scranch | |
| 74 | of or pertaining to headmasters |
1 amygdaloid 2 archididascalian 3 broch 4 dearticulate 5 aesc | |
| 75 | of necessity; necessarily |
1 filatory 2 needs 3 latidentate 4 minacious 5 proplasm | |
| 76 | bearing spirally coiled organs |
1 jark 2 fescennine 3 strombuliferous 4 experientialism 5 pilcrow | |
| 77 | to cram, stuff or gorge with food |
1 ahimsa 2 mineralogy 3 stodge 4 hippomania 5 baldaquin | |
| 78 | brooch in the shape of a safety pin |
1 fibula 2 quietus 3 knobber 4 sphygmic 5 windlass | |
| 79 | pair of pictures on hinged panels; register of bishops and saints |
1 overflush 2 girasol 3 diptych 4 dearticulate 5 photopia | |
| 80 | study of fishing |
1 nephelometer 2 lectrice 3 halieutics 4 fenestella 5 petricolous | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 81 | dependent construction |
1 pingo 2 hypotaxis 3 xylometer 4 smectic 5 clastic | |
| 82 | obsequious or deferent |
1 tracasserie 2 scutellate 3 dilogy 4 tempera 5 morigerous | |
| 83 | leaping; dancing |
1 saltant 2 ostler 3 tentiginous 4 prothalamion 5 stelliform | |
| 84 | unit of yarn fineness |
1 assoil 2 izzat 3 denier 4 conurbation 5 polyhidrosis | |
| 85 | dusty or powder |
1 polysarcous 2 olid 3 pulverous 4 maturescent 5 eviscerate | |
| 86 | indicating a state rather than an action |
1 serigraphy 2 troilism 3 tensimeter 4 stative 5 anomphalous | |
| 87 | coloured lights on side of a ship under way at night |
1 stupe 2 perse 3 pusillanimous 4 sidelight 5 toxophilite | |
| 88 | dark yellow |
1 galvanoscope 2 ratin‚ 3 claque 4 topaz 5 allonge | |
| 89 | available money; funds |
1 cabotage 2 spondulicks 3 hyperope 4 macropterous 5 sympiesometer | |
| 90 | producing flame |
1 flammiferous 2 umbriferous 3 patrimony 4 synaposematism 5 sulphorous | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 91 | sealed; with seal-like impressions |
1 sigillate 2 ratemeter 3 qoph 4 emulge 5 grattoir | |
| 92 | alleviating or relieving pain |
1 antalgic 2 umbriferous 3 manciple 4 balneology 5 scapulomancy | |
| 93 | the rank or office of a cannon |
1 parclose 2 mesotherm 3 costal 4 helicon 5 canonicate | |
| 94 | study of the origin and distribution of metal deposits |
1 diactinal 2 rhinology 3 cortege 4 metallogeny 5 nephograph | |
| 95 | professed but false doubt of what to say or choose |
1 nubilate 2 heuristic 3 phatic 4 aporia 5 euchology | |
| 96 | ribbed |
1 dyschromatopic 2 brigue 3 groggery 4 costellate 5 cyesis | |
| 97 | fear of birds |
1 termagant 2 nates 3 caulotaxy 4 ornithophobia 5 nigricant | |
| 98 | having a goatlike smell |
1 nidify 2 prelate 3 capric 4 dimissory 5 aquifer | |
| 99 | unglazed earthenware casserole |
1 toxicophagous 2 somniate 3 monandry 4 diable 5 guerdon | |
| 100 | word representing a class of words or things |
1 consectary 2 apotropaic 3 phylliform 4 hypernym 5 aglet |